A passenger plane from Germany "lost its way" and ended up in Crimea (photo evidence).

Mysterious aircraft continue to be observed in the skies over Ukraine. This time, however, a German plane was spotted over the territory of temporarily occupied Crimea.

The aircraft was carrying passengers, as indicated by data from the Flightradar24 portal. On February 9, the flight was recorded traveling over the Black Sea towards Tokyo.

The flight ANA204/B789 of All Nippon Airways departed from Frankfurt around 10:30 AM (Kyiv time) and crossed the airspace of the Black Sea around 1:00 PM (Kyiv time).

The flight path of the aircraft, according to Flightradar24, may have looked like this:

According to the flight map, the aircraft flew over restricted airspace, specifically over the Black Sea, and was also detected by radar in temporarily occupied Crimea, near Yalta. After crossing the air border of Georgia, the aircraft continued through Kazakhstan to Tokyo, arriving there around 11:30 PM (Kyiv time).

It is important to note that the airspace over Ukraine has been closed since the start of the Russian invasion, prompting civilian aircraft to use alternative routes due to the risk of being shot down by air defense systems. However, monitoring services regularly detect passenger planes over various regions of Ukraine.

There could be several reasons for their appearance: distorted data regarding the aircraft's location, malfunctions in ground reception stations, GPS interference, active use of electronic warfare, or data processing issues in the Flightradar service.

Previously, "Telegraph" reported that a passenger plane from Egypt was spotted over Ukraine.